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Today we’ll wander across marshland, once the seabed, to Pevensey Castle. In the 4th century it was one of the strongest of the Roman sea-forts, and today, two-thirds of it’s towering walls still stand.
It’s also famously the landing place of William the Conqueror’s army in 1066 long before the sea retreated.
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Thank’s for joining me!.
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What an interesting place.
It is, steeped in history.
Happy birthday Sadje!
Thanks a lot my friend
Hi Keith – delightful photos … it’s an amazing land and so fascinating to know it was deep enough for ships to sail in … and then have that famous battle. Incredible what they knew in those days … cheers Hilary
It is amazing. I remember as a kid digging into the soil to find seashells! Btw, that walk starts just before you enter Pevensey Bay. Thanks, Hilary.
What fab photos Keith interesting to thanks for the tour 🙂
Have a pasttastic week 👍
You too, cheers, my friend.
It’s weird to think how the shoreline has changed.
Indeed it is.
All fabulous shots and another place I would love to explore.
Thank you for hosting the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday, Keith. 🙂
It’s an amazing place with a fascinating history – a lovely walk too! Thanks, Sandee.
Old castles and fortresses are always fascinating.
They are and we have so many of them in my part of the country.
It’s amazing how nature changes in time. Beautiful area and fascinating ruins.
It certainly is. Thanks for dropping by.
Wow thanks for taking to place I would have never seen.
My pleasure, I’m delighted you enjoyed our walk!
I can imagine this gets one’s imagine going:) Love especially the second capture with the view of what”s seen on the water. Ruins are always interesting to me. Emille
It’s certainly seen a thing or two over the centuries. Built by the Romans, inhabited by the Normans and used a defence post against the Spanish Armada. Cheers Emille.
Wow! Has been standing there for a while…
A year or two that’s for sure! Cheers.
I love the soft quality that these ruins seem to have, almost undulating with the landscape. I also like the lush greens – my WW has that this week, too.
-CatSynth
Thanks so much – on my way to yours right now!
So very beautiful and historic. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful week.
My pleasure and the same to you.
So much history to see! Thanks!
Both to see and to imagine. Thanks, Kathe.
These are lovely captures!
I’m so pleased you like them, thank you.
HELLO MY FRIEND, AND A VERY HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO YOU! I’m sitting here breaking bread for the stuffing and i was bored, but not no more. Oooooooo if walls could talk!!! Love your pictures to say the least! Thanks for sharing your wonderful pictures once again! HAPPY THANKSGIVING, and thank you for sharing your pics!!!
Thank you for your kind words, I can’t tell you how much they’re appreciated. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!